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Statutory Medical Examinations for Work Permit, Visa & Employment

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Medical Check Up for Work Permit, Visa, PR

Medical and health checks for visa, pre-employment and statutory requirements are available at our medical centres in Singapore. If you need a medical check up for work permit applications or renewals, our team provides statutory examinations that may include consultation, chest X-ray reporting and relevant laboratory tests, depending on the package selected.

VISA (Australia & NZ) : By appointments only
VISA (Others)              : Walk-in (subject to availability)

• Saudi
• South Africa
• Belgium

Please bring along the relevant documents for your medical checkup.
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Land Transport Authority licences
LTA License Application (For Age Below 70)

  1. Consultation
  2. Visual Acuity
  3. Near Sight for Packages with Near Sight Requirements
  4. Ishihara Test: Colour Blindness Test
  5. Chest X-Ray
LTA License Renewal (For Age 70 & Above, Without Chest X-Ray)

  1. Consultation
  2. Visual Acuity
  3. Near Sight for Packages with Near Sight Requirements
  4. Ishihara Test: Colour Blindness Test 
LTA License Renewal (For Age Above 70, With Chest X-Ray)

  1. Consultation
  2. Visual Acuity
  3. Near Sight for Packages with Near Sight Requirements
  4. Ishihara Test: Colour Blindness Test
  5. Chest X-Ray
LTA License Renewal (For Age Below 70)

  1. Consultation
  2. Visual Acuity
  3. Near Sight for Packages with Near Sight Requirements
  4. Ishihara Test: Colour Blindness Test

What to Bring for Checkups
To help avoid delays, please bring the relevant documents for your screening visit:

  • Passport or travel document
  • PA letter or pass-related approval letter, if applicable
  • Medical examination form, if one has been issued
  • Any previous report or supporting document requested for renewal or follow-up cases

For Work Permit forms, MOM states that all parts of the medical form must be completed by a Singapore-registered doctor, and the worker’s travel document must be produced for identification.

Helping Someone Else Prepare?

If you are an employer, HR representative, or family member assisting the applicant, please ensure the correct form is brought along to the clinic.

Permanent Residence, Employment & Social Pass applications
ICA Medical Check-Up (With Chest X-Ray Only)

  1. Consultation
  2. Chest X-Ray
ICA Medical Check-Up (With HIV Screening And Chest X-Ray)

  1. Consultation
  2. HIV Screening
  3. Chest X-Ray
ICA Medical Check-Up (With HIV Screening Only)

  1. Consultation
  2. HIV Screening

Pre-Admission Medical Examination (for students)
Pre-Admission (Student) Check-Up

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Chest X-ray – report only
  4. Visual Acuity
  5. Urine Sugar
  6. Albumin & Blood

Pre-employment Screening Packages
Check-Up A

  1. Consultation
  2. Chest X-Ray 
  3. Visual Acuity
  4. Height/Weight/BMI and Blood Pressure
  5. Urine Albumin
  6. Urine Glucose
Check-Up B

  1. Consultation
  2. Chest X-Ray 
  3. Urine FEME
  4. Haemoglobin
  5. Hepatitis B Surface Antigen
  6. Visual Acuity
  7. Height/Weight/BMI and Blood Pressure
Check-Up C

  1. Consultation
  2. Chest X-Ray 
  3. Full Blood Count 
  4. Urine FEME
  5. VDRL (Blood Test to Screen Syphilis)
  6. Visual Acuity
  7. Height/Weight/BMI and Blood Pressure
  8. 12 Lead ECG

Medical Check-Up for Work Permit Application & Renewal
Work Permit Application (Female)

  1. Consultation
  2. Beta HCG Subunit – Pregnancy Cases
  3. HIV Screening
  4. Malaria Parasite
  5. VDRL (Blood Test to Screen Syphilis)
  6. Visual Activity
  7. Height/Weight/BMI and Blood Pressure
  8. Urine Albumin
  9. Urine Glucose 
  10. Chest X-Ray
Work Permit Renewal 6-Monthly (Female)

  1. Medical Consultation
  2. Beta HCG Subunit – Pregnancy Cases
  3. VDRL (Blood Test to Screen Syphilis)
  4. MOM I-Submission
Work Permit Renewal (With HIV Screening and Chest X-Ray)

  1. HIV Screening
  2. Chest X-Ray
  3. Doctor’s Administrative Review
Work Permit Renewal (With Chest X-Ray Only)

  1. Chest X-Ray
  2. Doctor’s Administrative Review
Work Permit Application (Male)

  1. Consultation
  2. HIV Screening
  3. Malaria Parasite
  4. VDRL (Blood Test to Screen Syphilis)
  5. Visual Activity
  6. Height/Weight/BMI and Blood Pressure
  7. Urine Albumin
  8. Urine Glucose 
  9. Chest X-Ray

Documents To Bring (For above checkups)

  • Original NRIC / Passport or Employment Pass
  • Hardcopy of Official Request Letter (if any)
  • Hardcopy Medical Form (if any)

Visa Application Health Check Up/Screenings
Visa Medical Examination (Australia – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Chest X-Ray
  4. Visual Acuity
  5. E-Visa Application
  6. Creatinine
  7. EGFR
Visa Medical Examination – Child (Australia – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Visual Acuity
Visa Medical Examination (New Zealand – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
  2. E-Visa Application
  3. EGFR
  4. Blood Tests
  5. Photo-Taking
  6. Height/Weight/BMI
  7. Visual Acuity
  8. Urine Albumin
  9. Urine Blood
  10. Urine Glucose
  11. Chest X-Ray
Visa Medical Examination – Child (New Zealand – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Visual Acuity
Visa Medical Examination (Belgium – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Chest X-Ray
  4. Visual Acuity
  5. VDRL
  6. Hepatitis C IGG Antibody
  7. Hepatitis B Surface Antigen
  8. Urine FEME
  9. Culture Stool
  10. Full Blood Count
Visa Medical Examination – Child (Belgium – eHealth)

  1. Consultation
Visa Medical Examination (South Africa – eHealth) 

  1. Consultation
  2. Height/Weight/BMI
  3. Chest X-Ray-with CD
  4. Visual Acuity
  5. Urine FEME
  6. Hepatitis C IGG Antibody
  7. Full Blood Count
  8. HIV
  9. VDRL
  10. Hepatitis B Surface Antigen

VISA (Australia & NZ) by Appointments only. VISA (Others) Walk-in, subject to availability.

Documents To Bring For Visa Applications

  1. Original Passport
  2. Referral letter (with HAP ID)

Instructions to clients:

  1. No fasting required
  2. Bring prescription spectacles or contact lens (if applicable)
  3. Be presentable for a digital photo-session at the clinic
  4. Bring existing specialist and/ or other relevant medical reports for known medical conditions, any previous chest x-rays, and medications
  5. Any access difficulties and noting that a full physical examination will be undertaken requiring them to undress to underwear
  6. Women should be advised not to attend during menstruation as this may affect the urine test result
  7. Breast examinations required for female 40 years old and above
  8. Bring Immunization records and Covid-19 vaccination records
  9. Children aged from two to under 11 years of age from higher risk TB countries who are applying for permanent migration are required to undergo additional TB screening (if required) & additional fees applies (if applicable)
  10. TB test -719 will depend upon consultation and assessment by the panel doctor based on patient’s conditions, e.g., TST or IGRA test. TST test-applicant is required to come back within 72 hours for second reading.

 

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Common Questions Before Your Screening

1. What documents should I bring to the clinic?

Please bring your passport or travel document, and any IPA letter or medical examination form issued for your application. For Work Permit forms, the travel document must be produced for identification.

2. What tests are usually included?

The required tests depend on the form, but MOM states that the medical examination for migrant workers screens for tuberculosis, HIV, syphilis and malaria, and checks whether the worker is fit to work.

3. Do I need to book an appointment?

Please state your clinic’s verified process clearly here, for example whether walk-ins are accepted, whether booking is recommended, and whether chest X-ray services are available at all locations.

4. How long will the visit take?

Please publish a verified average visit duration so applicants can plan around work, travel, or employer deadlines.

5. When will my report be ready?

Please display your verified report turnaround time clearly, including whether timelines differ for screenings that require imaging or additional lab tests.

6. When should the medical examination be completed?

MOM states that certain Work Permit holders who are not required to undergo the Onboard programme must complete the medical examination within 2 weeks of arrival in Singapore, depending on their category and care arrangement.

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